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Some Toronto residents say new recycling bins are 'big' problem 11.05.2008 20:00 Some Toronto residents say they're not looking forward to a new recycling bin that they claim is just too big for small downtown apartments and houses.

News Corp. withdraws bid to buy NY newspaper Newsday 11.05.2008 16:00 NEW YORK - News Corp., the media conglomerate controlled by Rupert Murdoch, has withdrawn its bid to purchase the Long Island paper Newsday, a News Corp. spokeswoman said Saturday.

Corn loses glow with farmers 11.05.2008 16:00 WHEN CORN prices surged to $6 a bushel last fall because of higher demand for the fuel additive ethanol, Henry County farmer Dan Durham thought about planting more corn this spring and reaping a...

Ethanol opponents making hay with increases in world food prices 11.05.2008 10:00 WASHINGTON - The global rise in food prices is giving political ammunition to opponents of the country's ethanol policy and stirring uncertainty for the burgeoning and heavily subsidized biofuels...

OSHA: Sunoco didn't fix its problems 10.05.2008 10:00 An East Toledo oil refinery hit with $330,000 in fines by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration this week allegedly didn't maintain paperwork and failed to fix things it knew needed...

Shareholder meeting at O-I strikes happy note 10.05.2008 10:00 There was a celebratory mood yesterday at the annual shareholders' meeting of Owens-Illinois Inc. and with good reason, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Albert Stroucken said.

The Andersons fetes 60th anniversary 10.05.2008 10:00 Shareholders of The Andersons Inc. celebrated the firm's 60th year in business yesterday during the annual shareholders' meeting at the company's Maumee headquarters.

If Mom were on the payroll, she'd earn $126,593: study 09.05.2008 20:01 For the many roles they play, mothers in Canada would earn about $126,593 a year if they were on a company payroll, a study says.

Canadian economy adds 19,200 jobs 09.05.2008 20:01 The Canadian economy added a better-than-expected 19,200 new jobs in April, but several analysts said the employment picture isn't quite as rosy as it might appear.

Tempest over a Timbit: fired Tim Hortons cashier gets her job back 09.05.2008 20:01 A Tim Hortons cashier in London, Ont., has been rehired after losing her job for giving a free Timbit to a customer with a fussy child.